This is a fantastic product! it does all the heavy lifting to help the user quickly get aligned and sooting videos and pictures.

Put the Nomad tracker through its paces over several nights in Joshua Tree National Park. It works great. Very easy to use and quick to set up and polar align (used my iPhone with the holder). Got perfectly tracked shots and sharp stars for 105 x 30-second exposures with 35 mm lens - every frame was useable. Used it with the Alyn Wallace V-mount supporting a bullhead - the V-mount also comes highly recommended - a very stable platform. Prior to getting the Nomad I have not travelled with tracking gear - but from now on I will. Great product.

While its designed for wide angle lenses, I used it with moderately telephoto lenses with great results. Very easy to use and highly recommended. Only difficulty i found was that its quite easy to block the scope with the camera. I was able to fix this by using the Z mount though

When I was wondering what equipment to choose for photographing the sky, I came across MOVE SHOOT MOVE NOMAD. Wow, now I'm going to be an astrophotographer... That's a joke. My main occupation is close-up, macro, street and sometimes landscape photography. Here I found a use for MOVE SHOOT MOVE NOMAD. Now I know that this is a good direction. Maybe the Milky Way will be in my photos someday? Who knows. I recommend it, it's good and versatile equipment, and a creative photographer will use it not only for beautiful shots of stars and nebulae. I recommend it.

Great price good delivery. Will use again. 4 weeks of cloud mean that I haven't been able to use beyond set up and charging. Hope for clear nights soon. Will further review once used in anger

Very easy to use and set up

My first experience with a star tracker but i can day that It is great !

I have only used the tracker a few times, but the results are good. It's lightweight and portable and built well.

It works great, my only complaint is if you use the laser to align with Polaris. The camera blocks the laser when it’s in position, so you have to move the camera aside, align the laser, then compose. This causes alignment errors. They need to make a little bracket so the laser is more off to the side of everything. Then you could align the laser and compose your image knowing you haven’t knocked t out of alignment.

Light weight and reliable, I used it to track comet tsuchinshan-atlas with 200mm lens and the images turned out really great. I look forward to doing some wide angle milkyway shots.